Kremlin: NATO troop deployment in Ukraine unacceptable
Summary
The Kremlin has said deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine is unacceptable for Russia, as coalition leaders discussed preparations for a multinational force after a credible ceasefire. Dmitry Peskov said Russia remains confident of victory and will continue its military operation until conditions for peace are met.
Key Points
- Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said NATO member-state troops in Ukraine would be unacceptable to Russia.
- Leaders of the Coalition of the Willing met virtually in Kyiv and discussed preparations for a "Multinational Force Ukraine" after a credible ceasefire.
- The meeting was chaired by Andy Burnham, Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz, and Volodymyr Zelensky.
- Peskov said Russia is confident of victory and will continue its military operation until a peaceful solution is reached.
